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DGCA will face pressure to name airlines and tighten enforcement after the defect spike.
Passengers, airlines and regulators are all under pressure when defect counts rise. The numbers suggest the safety conversation is no longer isolated to one incident.
DGCA pressure will rise if the Air India probe confirms deeper safety and oversight failures.
This is a passenger-safety story with regulatory and reputational consequences. Rising defect counts and a high-profile in-flight incident can force tougher oversight, sharper airline compliance, and more public anxiety about aviation standards.
Kolkata police will keep investigating the laser source, and airport authorities are likely to renew warnings after the Malaysia Airlines incident to deter repeat cockpit distractions.
This is a vivid, easy-to-grasp safety story that can travel fast on social media. It also highlights a recurring aviation hazard that authorities say is illegal but still happening near major airports.
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